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Interesting indeed. She claims to have a doctor of divinity but the course catalogue does not list that degree. She is also listed on the faculty page of the institution with having a "D.D.".

Here’s an interesting statement in their catalogue:

It is the ministry protocol of Christian International Ministries Network/Christian International Family Church that we do not allow unauthorized, unsupervised or unrecorded prophetic words anywhere on the premises or outside of the building by any of our students to students or to any one else. Please do not attempt to prophetically counsel, prophetically pray with or give prophetic words to anyone else whether they are students, visitors or conference attendees. Ministering prophetically outside of class activations or Friday night prophetic ministry will be only permitted with MTC leadership support and supervision.

If you get a “prophetic word” from the Lord about someone, how can it be unauthorized?

And this course sounds interesting:

APS100 Prophets and Personal Prophecy - Understanding personal prophecy and the purpose for the prophetic today is covered in this course. Students have the opportunity to learn about the prophetic as they experience activating their prophetic gift.

I guess you just have to be careful not to practice what you have learned.